Hawes, Chris - Oxford Brookes University - Department of Biological and Medical Sciences

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I joined Oxford Brookes, then Oxford Polytechnic in 1989, from The Department of Plant Sciences at Oxford University where I was a Royal Society University Research Fellow. My first job at Brookes was to establish an electron microscope unit to service the new Cell Biology degree and research groups within the Department of Biological and Molecular Sciences. Over the years the facility has grown into a major Bioimaging Unit with transmission and scanning electron microscopes plus confocal and fluorescence microscopes and all the necessary ancillary preparative equipment. The unit hosts the annual “Imaging Techniques” course for the Royal Microscopical Society of which I am currently Honorary Secretary. I lead a Plant Cell Biology research group which has an international reputation for its work on plant bioimaging and the functions of the plant secretory pathway. I was until recently Research Director in the School of Life Sciences and am now Research Lead and Head of the Doctoral Training Programme in the new Department of Biological and Medical Sciences. I am also a Director of the Oxfordshire Bioscience Network (OBN), the major networking organisation for the Oxfordshire biotechnology cluster, which span out of the School of Life Sciences in 2008.

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Brown, L-A., Larson, T.R., Graham, I.A., Hawes, C., Paudyal, R., Warriner, S.L. & Baker, A. An inhibitor of oil body mobilisation in Arabidopsis, New Phytologist 2000, 641-649. Lee, H., Sparkes, I., Gattolin, S., Snowden, C.J., Roberts, L.M., Hawes, C. & Frigerio, L. An Arabidopsis reticulon and the atlastin homologue RHD3-like2 act synergistically in shaping the tubular endoplasmic reticulum. New Phytologist 197, 481-489. Schoberer, J., Liebminger, E., Botchway, S.W., Strasser, R. & Hawes, C. Time-resolved fluorescence imaging reveals differential interactions of N-glycan processing enzymes across the Golgi stack in planta. Plant Physiology 16, 1737-54. He, J., Penson, S., Hawes, C., Shewry, P.R. & Tosi, P. Spatial patterns of gluten protein and polymer distribution in wheat grain. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, 61, 6207-6215. Kriechbaumer, V., Wang, P., Hawes, C. & Abel. B. Alternative splicing of the auxin biosynthesis gene YUCCA4 determines its subcellular compartmentation. Plant Journal 70, 292-302. Brickley, M.R., Lawrie, E., Weise, V., Hawes, C. & Cobb.A.H. Use of a potentiometric vital dye to determine the effect of the herbicide bromoxynil octanoate on mitochondria bioenergetics in Chlamydomonas reinhardtii. Pest Management Science DOI: 10.1002/ps.2298. Moore, K.L., Schröder, M., Wu, S., Martin, B.G.H., Hawes, C.R., Mcgrath, S.P., Hawkesford, M.J., Ma, J.F., Zhao, F-J. & Grovenor, C.R.M. High Resolution Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry Reveals The Contrasting Subcellular Distribution Of Arsenic And Silicon In Rice Roots. Plant Physiology 156, 913-924. Barbi, T., Irons, S.L., Pepponi, I., Hawes, C., Ma, J K-C & Drake, P, M.W. Expression And Plasma Membrane Localisation Of The Mammalian B Cell Receptor Complex In Transgenic Nicotiana Tabacum. Plant Biotechnology Journal, 9, 455-465. Wang, P., Hummel, E., Osterrieder, A., Meyer, A.J., Frigerio L. & Hawes, C. Kms1 And Kms2, Novel Plant Endoplasmic Reticulum Proteins Involved In The Early Secretory Pathway. Plant Journal 66, 613-628.